Muhammad Nawaz Sharif has been elected new President of Pakistan Muslim League N unopposed.
This was announced by Chief Election Commissioner for intra-party elections, Rana Sanaullah Khan during General Council Meeting of PML N in Lahore today.
He said no other nomination papers were filed for the intra party elections other than Nawaz Sharif.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif felicitated Nawaz Sharif on his re-election as party President on behalf of the whole General Council.
Addressing a meeting of the PML-N General Council in Lahore today, the Prime Minister said his return to the Presidency is result of Nawaz Sharif’s passion to serve the public.
Prime Minister said he had accepted the Presidency of PML-N temporarily and happy to return the responsibility to Nawaz Sharif today.
He said PML-N led government needs guidance from Nawaz Sharif to serve the public.
Shehbaz Sharif said the present government and its allies are working tirelessly to resolve peoples’ problems.
He criticized PTI founder for targeting state institutions and spreading propaganda against them. Prime Minister urged the judiciary to take notice of these nefarious attempts to destabilize the country.
Earlier, addressing the meeting, senior party leader Ishaq Dar said that Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif had assumed post of Presidentship of PML N temporarily till the return of Nawaz Sharif.
On the occasion, party’ General Council unanimously passed the resolution and expressed their complete confidence in the leadership of Muhammad Nawaz Sharif.
Addressing the party’ General Council meeting, newly elected President of PML N, Muhammad Nawaz Sharif thanked the party leadership and workers on his re-election.
He appreciated role of Shehbaz Sharif as party President to keep the party strong in tough times.
He said Shehbaz Sharif led Federal Government is doing well, price hike has lowered and the economy improved significantly.
He said there was no price hike during his last tenure as Prime Minister. He criticized PTI founder for his negative policies, which harmed Pakistan in recent years.
